32-5-16.9 — Assessment based upon mistake of fact or error of law--Hearing--Appeal.
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32-5-16.9.
Assessment based upon mistake of fact or error of law--Hearing--Appeal.
Any
person against whom a penalty is assessed pursuant to § 32-5-16.6 or 32-5-16.7 may request a
hearing before the secretary if the person believes that the assessment is based upon a mistake of fact
or an error of law. A request for hearing shall be made in writing within twenty days from the date
of the assessment and shall contain a statement indicating the mistake of fact or error of law the
person believes resulted in an invalid assessment. Amended or additional statements of facts or
errors of law may be made not less than fourteen days prior to the hearing if the hearing examiner
determines such additional or amended statements are in the interest of justice and do not prejudice
either party. Hearings are conducted and appeals taken pursuant to the provisions of chapters 1-26
and 1-26D.
A copy of the hearing examiner's proposed decision, findings of fact and conclusions of law shall
be served on all parties when furnished to the secretary. If the secretary, pursuant to chapter 1-26D,
accepts the final decision of the hearing examiner, no appeal from a final decision of the secretary
upon an assessment may be taken unless any amount ordered paid by the secretary is paid or a bond
filed to insure payment of such amount. However, if the final decision of the secretary, pursuant to
chapter 1-26D, rejects or modifies the decision of the hearing examiner regarding the amount due
on the assessment, an appeal may be taken without payment of the amount ordered to be paid and
without filing of a bond. If the secretary's decision is affirmed by the circuit court, no appeal may be
taken unless any amount ordered to be paid by the secretary is paid or a bond is filed to insure
payment of such amount.
Source: SL 2005, ch 71, § 13.